Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-17


weeds commonly known as Canada
thistles and common thistles, growing
in or upon the public streets, alleys or
sidewalks within the limits OF the Bor-
ough !, and i'm case the street commits
sioner shall neglect or refuse TO do his
duty. as provided i'm this section, he
shall upon conviction before the Chief
Burgess or anyJustice of thePeace of the
Borough, forfeit and pay fine OF ten
dollars, to be recovered as other fines
are by law recoverable.
SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
Sec. Al. It shall not be lawful to
build any slaughter house or butcher
shop. or to use any building already
erected as slaughter house or butcher
shop, within the limits OF the built-up
portions of the Borough i; and any per-
son or persons who shall, i'm violation
OF the provisions of this section, haye,
keep or maintain O slaughter house or
butcher shop, upon conviction before
| the Chief Burgess or any Justice or the
Peace OF the Borough, shall forfeit and
pay fine OF twenty-five dollars Pro-
yided that meat markets, for the sale
OF dressed meat shall not be prohibited
at any place within the Borough.
LICENSE TO SELL GOODS.
Sec. 45. 1t shall not be lawful for
any person or persons who travel from
| place TO place TO sell or expose to sale
any goods, wares or merchandise of any
| kind whatsoever whether by auction or
at any fixed place or building within
the limits of the said Borough, without
having first obtained license from the
Chief Burgess, granting permission TO
sell such goods, wares or merchandise
AND the Chief Burgess shall grant such
license upon application and the pay
ment of SUN not less than FIVE, nor
more than twenty dollars, at the dis.
cretion of the said Chief Burgess.
Sec. 46. Any person or persons vio-
lating the provisions Of section forty
five of this ordinance, after notice that
license is required and a demand for
the license fee, shall be liable to arrest,
and upon conviction before the Chief
Burgess or any Justice of the Peace or
the Borough, be fined not less than ten,
nor more than thirty dollars, ,at the dis
cretlon of the Chief Burgess or Justice
of the Peace before whom convicted, to
be recovered as other fines are by law
recoverable.
Sec. AZ. The provisions OF sections
forty five and forty.six OF this ordi-
nance shall not apply to any person or
persons who shall come into the said
Borough from any other place or places,
for the purpose of locating and carry
ing on permanent business, nor to
any person or persons who shall hold a
license granted by the Court OF Quarter
Sessions of the county, or by the coun-
ty Treasurer.
HIGH CONSTABLE, CONSTABLE, AND
POLICE.
Sec. 48. 1t shall be the duty OF the
high constable, constable and police Of
ficers, upon complaint made to them
or to any one or them, or upon
their own observation or knoWl-
edge, of any violation OF the several
sections of this ordinance, or OF any
other ordinance or ordinances Of the
Borough, forthwith TO prefer complaint
to the Chief Burgess or any Justice OF
the Peace of the Borough, or such CON-
plant may be made by any person or
persons aggrieyed, and such Chief Bur.
CESS or Justice of the Peace shall in
stitute legal proceedings against the
alleged offender or offenders In the cor
porate name of the Borough and on the
lawful conviction OF such offender or
offenders, the forfeiture, penalty or
fine adjudged against him, her or them,
with costs, shall be levied and collected
for the use of the Borough, as forfeit
ures, penalties and fines are by law re.
coyerable and the said high constable.
constable and police officers shall be
paid such compensation for such SER
vices as may be fixed by the Town
Council.
Sec. 40. In all cases where fines are
imposed under any of the sections or
provisions of this ordinance, or any 9TH
er ordinance, of the Borough which are
not paid or secured to be paid forthwith,
the person or persons against whom
such fines are adjudged shall he commit.
ted to thelock-up for a period not eX-
ceedingtwenty -four hours, at the dis
cretion of the Justice of the Peace be.
fore whom action is brought for the
recovery of such fine or fines.
COMPENSATION OF CHIEF BURGESS.
Sec. So The Chief Burgess shall re-
ceive q compensation or salary OF ten
dollars per annum for his official sery c.
es, payable at the expiration of each
yearly term, which shall be i'm lieu of all
other compensation aud fees i'm hearing
and determining offenSeS against the
ordinances of the Borough.
BOROUGH NOM ES SHALL BE PAID OVER
TO THE TREASURER.
Sec. 81. All monies received by the
Chief Burgess as license fees, forfeit
ures, penalties, fines and fees in hear
ing and adjudging cases under the or
dinances, and all other monies and
sums received by the Chief Burgess and
other officers OF the Borough. for the
use of the Borough, shall forthwith ne
paid over to the treasurer OF the Bor-
ough, whose receipts, stating from
whom received and from what sources
the sums respectively haye accrued.
shall be sufficient vouchers on the set
tlement of the accounts of such officers.
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
Sec. 81. All actions, prosecutions,
complaints and proceedings for the vic.
lation of the ordinances, regulations
and resolutions of the Borough Of Mill
helm, and for fines, penalties and for.
FIXTURES enacted or imposed thereby,
shall be brought before any Justice .of
the Peace of the said Borough ,and shall
be instituted i'm the corporate name Of
the said Borough, and all such zines,
penalties and forfeitures shall be for the
use of said Borough. and the officer or
officers serving the process or processes
of any Justice of the Peace of the said
Borough, shall receive such costs or
fees as they are entitled to by the
laws of this commonwealth, and the
same shall be paid by the person or per-
sons fined in pursuance OF said Ordl-
nances, as part of the penalty inflicted